
Toem 2 trusts you to figure it out
TOEM 2 review: Something We Made's gentle photo adventure returns with hidden details, dual perspectives and a camera-first loop on PC, PS5 and Switch.


TOEM 2 review: Something We Made's gentle photo adventure returns with hidden details, dual perspectives and a camera-first loop on PC, PS5 and Switch.

The Final Station review: a bleak train-survival shooter from Do My Best Games, scored 7.2/10 — strong world-building, but linear station levels wear thin.

Rive review: Two Tribes' 360-degree shooter pairs old-school difficulty with a hack system that rewrites enemies, earning a fair 7.5/10.

Cyber Shadow review: Mechanical Head Studios' 8-bit ninja platformer delivers sharp combat, a dozen bosses, and hand-crafted pixel art. Score: 7.7/10.

Hue review: a puzzle platformer where a boy with a colour-changing ring erases the world to find his missing mother. Verdict: 7.8/10.

Death's Door review: a crow reaper's Zelda-meets-Dark Souls adventure, its bureaucratic afterlife, true ending, and 2021-2023 release history.

Severed review: DrinkBox Studios' touchscreen-only dungeon crawler scores 8.4/10, with swipe combat and a crafting loop built on severed body parts.

Cocoon review: Geometric Interactive's orb-inside-orb puzzle adventure, published by Annapurna, scores 8.9/10 for its nesting worlds and boss fights.

Dreamscaper review: a surreal roguelite action RPG that turns lucid dreaming into a weapon against subconscious depression. Score: 8.8/10.

Cloudpunk review: Ion Lands' neon delivery-noir puts Rania behind the wheel of a flying HOVA in Nivalis — strong script, thin driving, 7.3/10.

Viewfinder review: Sad Owl Studios' first-person puzzler lets you photograph a room and step inside it, guided by a witty cat AI. Scored 8.4 out of 10.

A Space for the Unbound review: Mojiken Studio's Indonesian magical realist adventure about a boy who dives into minds earns 8.5/10 for its emotional story.
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